Bill HOLLAND

Bill Holland was an American racing driver active in the early years of Formula 1, competing in two World Championship Grands Prix during the 1950 season. Driving for teams such as Kurtis Kraft and Deidt, Holland secured one podium finish and accumulated six championship points without recording any wins or pole positions.

Despite a brief Formula 1 career, Holland demonstrated consistency by finishing both races he entered, resulting in a zero percent DNF rate. His podium rate stands at 50%, reflecting a strong performance in limited appearances. An average gain of 10.5 positions per race indicates effective racecraft and competitive starting positions relative to finishing places.

Holland's career spanned 76 years, though his Formula 1 participation was confined to a single season. No victories or podiums were recorded in wet weather conditions. While he did not achieve championship success, his reliability and podium finish contribute to his historical presence in American motorsport during the sport's formative period.